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Title: | Concept-Mapping: A Pragmatic Approach To Teaching Of Social Studies For Citizenship Education In Nigeria |
Authors: | Daboer, Stephen Dakup Umaru, Ruth James Sode, John Ali Dongurum, Kevin Cornelius |
Issue Date: | 2022 |
Publisher: | Nigerian Journal of Social Studies |
Series/Report no.: | Vol.25;Iss.1; Pp 132-148 |
Abstract: | Science technology has brought to education many valuable
new instruments of learning and teaching of which
considerable emphasis is being placed on the importance of
the visual approach to teaching. This development has made
teachers all over the world to integrate the use of Information
and Communication Technology and Concept mapping
instructional strategies in an effort to aid and effect studentcentred learning. Several research in education show the
efficacy of these new teaching strategies. This paper is an
opinion as a contribution towards innovative teaching
techniques in Social Studies for Citizenship Education.This
paper is devoted to concept-mapping as strategy for effective
teaching and learning in Social Studies for Citizenship
education. This was done by clarifying the concept of Social
Studies, Citizenship Education, Concept mapping,
importance of concept mapping, steps in using Concept
Mapping in the Social Studies classroom and practical
examples of concept maps derived from the Citizenship
Education topics domiciled in Social Studies. After a critical review of empirical evidences among scholars it was
concluded that, in professional education this method should
be used in the subject fields which are either directly
connected to natural or exact sciences or the social sciencesSocial Studies inclusive. It was also recommended among
others that Concept mapping should be adopted with other
practical teaching methods in Social Studies in order to
achieve the objective of Citizenship Education domiciled in
Social Studies. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3434 |
ISSN: | 0795-7262 |
Appears in Collections: | Social Studies Education
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